Box Small Coll. 21

She is writing from Washington, DC where she has taken a job in the Chemical Warfare Service under the War and Navy Department. She talks about where she is living and parties she attends.

Writing from Richmond, talks about it being "dry" on Sunday. Talks about Camp Taylor and his strengths.

Writes about having the flu, the photos he sent of France, and about their long-distance relationship. Apparently they have never met face to face.

Discusses courtship and when Fleck will return from Paris, also includes newspaper clippings.

Writes about a French boy in Richmond, French authors, English brides, a banquet for returned soldiers and sailors, fortune tellers and religion, Ouija boards.

Writes about dancing, Richmond, glad he didn't join a relief organization, and still wondering when he will ship back home.

Letter from a cousin, talks about family, mentions Edith and Marie and asks about the "one in the south." He was also in France and has recently returned himself.

Includes financial records, grants, programs and other related materials.

Includes the script for the play, evaluations and inventory.

This small collection contains two photographs from Eastern in 1922 and a transcript for Ray Foster. After attending Eastern Kentucky State Normal School and Teacher's College, Foster went on to become a dentist in Owensboro, KY.